Theres 2 types of VR. Home VR, and Commercialized VR. Home VR wont last long and is definitely more fad than anything. Commercialized VR is actually a pretty b

Theres 2 types of VR. Home VR, and Commercialized VR. Home VR wont last long and is definitely more fad than anything. Commercialized VR is actually a pretty big niche for things you might not have even thought of. A company i worked for made VR into a "movie experience", but beyond just playing a VR game. Floor rumblers fans, physical to VR mappings, scent sprayers; truly a wild experience. Beyond that entertainment value though, are possibilities like military and emergency aid training. For example you could have a large warehouse with tracker cams all over, and setup various physical objects to match the VR world, then use that VR world to run training exercises on a "live" battlefield. While its obviously far from the real thing, its a good way to train without pulling out all the tools. And lets face it, we all want a giant virtual room to do anything we want, a .. holodeck...